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Subject:SCS: Please make Acid Pro 7 64 bit
Posted by: VMP
Date:4/2/2014 11:27:00 AM

If any of the SCS engineers are viewing this forum.

Please make Acid Pro 7 64 bit.

I am even willing to pay for an update as much as an upgrade price.

I have contacted the SCS support though they were very friendly they told me that they don't have any information regarding a 64 bit support for Acid Pro 7.

Please make Acid Pro 7 64 bit. So that it supports more memory, I am unable to use my latest purchased synths like East West Hollywood strings and brass.

I am learning new DAW's but it is taking so much time, at the same time I could be scoring with Acid Pro.

VMP


Message last edited on4/2/2014 11:40:14 AM byVMP.
Subject:RE: SCS: Please make Acid Pro 7 64 bit
Reply by: Kit
Date:4/2/2014 7:15:51 PM

I'd like to see a 64 bit version of Acid as well, but I think Acid is dead.

Subject:RE: SCS: Please make Acid Pro 7 64 bit
Reply by: Geoff_Wood
Date:4/3/2014 2:42:19 AM

I think Acid 8 should be 64 bit.

Talking about 'bits', anybody checked out Bitwig ?

geoff

Subject:RE: SCS: Please make Acid Pro 7 64 bit
Reply by: VMP
Date:4/3/2014 10:14:44 PM

Looks interesting Geoff.

But yet that's another DAW one must learn first to use.

Yes Acid Pro 8 would be great, I will be the first to buy it.
But that's maybe asking too much.

A 64 bit support for AP7 would already keep it alive.

All around the web there are so many asking the same.


VMP

Message last edited on4/3/2014 10:29:41 PM byVMP.
Subject:RE: SCS: Please make Acid Pro 7 64 bit
Reply by: b.complex
Date:4/5/2014 1:37:48 PM

It's one of the main reasons I had to move on from ACID. My system is optimized for 64 bit OS and apps, and most of my VSTi's are 64 bit. I have bridged a couple of 32 bit plugins and every single thing is MUCH MUCH more stable in Studio One or REAPER than ACID. It's too bad really, I still love ACID and find it the quickest way to get SOMETHING up and running arrangement wise, but it just can't handle seeing a project through these days.

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